Over 50 Students and activists protested and disrupted a lecture tonight at the London School of Economics (LSE) by Daniel Ayalon, the controversial Deputy Foreign Minister of Israel. Protesters greeted Ayalon outside of the lecture on LSE’s campus with placards and banners, whilst inside audience members heckled the controversial Minister as a "racist" and "murderer" in relation to the illegal occupation and violence carried out by the Israeli state.
Ayalon was in the UK to meet British government officials and speaking at the LSE ahead of these talks in a lecture s titled "The Middle East: The View From Israel". Security at the university was tight, with private security and police officers keeping a close watch on protesters. The Minister began and ended his lecture amid boos and chants of “Free, Free, Palestine” whilst his speech was interrupted relentlessly throughout with audience members questioning Israel’s atrocities.

A small group, but a workshop that brought up many very interesting ideas about the reasons for Prisons. We began by thinking about the kind of crimes that often get people into conflict with the courts.

Organised by: Bristol and Brighton Anarchist Black Cross

Barbican Library Foyer Barbican Centre, Silk Street,
London EC2Y 8DS Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday: 9.30am - 5.30pm
Tuesday, Thursday: 9.30am - 7.30pm Friday: 9.30am - 2.00pm Saturday:
9.30am - 4.00pm

Hackney Council is having a survey about a proposed borough-wide controlled drinking area.

London Action Resource Centre, 62 Fieldgate Street

A California court has issued a subpoena demanding Google reveal the IP addresses of journalists writing for a corruption busting journal from the Caribbean. [...]

According to the notifying letter from Google to the Journal, Google intends to hand over the requested records in just over two weeks, without any defense, and states that the Journal may file a counter-motion with the Santa-Clara court itself. [...]

Google has elected to keep extensive, non-anoymized records on its users, but not defend these records from disclosure. This combination, together with inequitable access to justice in Californian courts, is toxic.

Climate activists held back by UK border police, when leaving for the continent on wedensday. The border police used anti-terror legislation to hold two activists back at the UK border.

The rampART Social Centre was evicted at 5:30am this morning by 45 police, bailiffs and a priest.

After over 5 years and many eviction scares it has finally happened... 3 people and a dog were inside when police attempted to chanisaw the door. They also had climbers going up to the roof conjuring up memories of the raid during the G20 in April. Police are blocking the entrance to all three roads leading to the social centre with vans and their bodies. They are handing out a piece of paper with a telephone number to call to get belongings out of the building. If you are able to help move or store stuff please contact the rampART collective - rampart@mutualaid.org.

Climate Camp activists intending to drive to the Swoop on Radcliff on the 17th October should be prepared to take a few precautions if they want to avoid being picked up by vehicle surveillance.

PUBLIC MEETING -sat 17 october, 6pm, Queen mary university, room 210, Laws building

No Borders protest at Becket House immigration reporting centre

A handful of No Borders activists held a protest on Friday, 9th October, outside (and inside) Becket House immigration reporting centre in south London, demanding the immediate closure of this horrible place. After 'intimidating' staff and security guards with their 'scary' banner and leafleting passers-by, protesters had a tour inside the secure car park, where snatch squads' and G4S vans were waiting to take detainees arrested there to detention centres across the country.

We will be filming at the following locations and times on Sunday 18th October:
At 10.30am in Mandeville Square, Clapton, London E5
At 12.00pm on Ridley Road Market, Dalston, London E8
At 1.30pm outside Hackney Town Hall on Mare Street, London E8

Today five people picketed the Catalonian Delegation on fleet street, holding up a banner, handing out leaflets and shouting slogans demanding the release of Amadeu Casellas.

Amadeu Casellas is an anarchist prisoner who was convicted for robbing banks in the 1970s. He used the money to support workers' struggles. Despite having fully served his sentences and spending more years in prison than the maximum allowed by law, the authorities will not release him. His is now in a critical situation after 85 days on a hunger strike, and since October 4th on a drinking strike.

we are promoting a world campaign to boycott Chiquita which supports the Coup d'Etat in Honduras. It is very important to spread the word in these critical moments and to try to help the Resistence to defeat coup participants.

G20: Arrests for using Twitter & mobiles

FBI anti-terrorism agents raided the Queens home of a self-described anarchist charged with tweeting protesters with instructions on how to evade police at the G-20 Summit.

On Wedneday, 7 October, A team of Christian peacemakers shared the eucharist at the gate of the military base where the coalition bombings are planned, to commemorate the eighth anniversary of the US-led invasion of Afghanistan. The worshipers blocked the main gate of Northwod HQ from 12:20 pm to 1:30 pm (when police removed them) in order to bring forward the voices of the Afghan people, a majority of whom want the bombings to end, and negotiations to start.

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Amadeu Casellas is an anarchist prisoner who was convicted for robbing banks in the 1970s. He used the money to support workers' struggles. Despite having fully served his sentences and spending more years in prison than the maximum allowed by law, the authorities will not release him. His is now in a critical situation after 85 days on a hunger strike, and since October 4th on a drinking strike.

Protests are being organised all over Spain, and now in London:

Let us demand Amadeu's release from prison!

Monday October 12 at 12'30 pm

Delegation from Catalonian Government in the United Kingdom
17 Fleet Street
EC4 London

Amadeu Casellas is an anarchist prisoner who was convicted for robbing banks in the 1970s. He used the money to support workers' struggles. Despite having fully served his sentences and spending more years in prison than the maximum allowed by law, the authorities will not release him. This is not the first time he has to fight for his rights in prison but authorities keep breaking their promises. His situation is critiacl now after over 85 days on a hunger strike and over 8 on a drinking strike. Protests are being organised all over Spain and now in London (MONDAY OCTOBER 12TH - FLEET ST. EC4 - LONDON - 12'30 PM).

MEETING POINTS

4:45 Colombian Embassy  3 Hans Crescent SW1 (Knightsbridge tube)

5:30 Peruvian Embassy  52 Sloane Street SW1

5:50 Spanish Embassy  Chesham Place SW1

6:30 UK Foreign Office  Parliament Street SW1 (Westminster tube)

7:00 Dept. for Energy & Climate Change  3 Whitehall Place SW1 (Charing X tube)

Honduras Embassy, 115 Gloucester Place, Marylebone, W1U 6JT.

London's Parliament-White Hall area was yesterday packed with all kind of demonstrations. One of them, opposite Downing Street, was by Syrian-Kurds protesting against the Syrian government's continued discriminatory policies against the Kurds. The demo was in commemoration of the 1962 exceptional census, which stripped over 20 percent of the Kurdish population off their citizenship. As a result, over 500,000 are still 'alien' in their own country, without any rights whatsoever. Yet, the Home Office insists that such discrimination experienced by Syrian Kurds does not amount to persecution or breach of their human rights and, thus, continues to deport Kurds back to Syria.

Protesters held banners demanding the release of political prisoners and denouncing legislative decree no. 49 (Sep 2008), which effectively tied dealing in property in border regions, particularly Kurdish areas, with a requirement to get permission from security services. As usual, the demonstration was penned in by police - although this time, the pen was significantly large for the number of demonstrators attending.

A government agency called Creative Connexions has been set-up to subsidise out-sourcing of production to autocratic states.

Riot antifa demostration, not fascist in napoli!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_29OYFDYZc

In response to the brutal destruction last week of the 'jungle' migrant camp in Calais by French authorities, around 30 people demonstrated yesterday near the French Embassy in Knightsbridge, London.

@ rampART, 15 -17 Rampart Street, London E1 2LA (near Whitechapel, off Commercial Rd)

Food from 7pm, music starts at 8pm

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El Comandante, 10 Annette Road, Holloway, London, N7 6ET

7pm-11pm, Thursday 8th October 2009

Contact KT Watson: 07917 385 023

Program:Proposals Accepted (Se Aceptan Proposiciones), 26 mins, Family Package (Paquete Familiar), 13 mins,"Burrito" (El Burrito) 15 mins, The Inventor (El Invento) 8 mins, The Big Sweat (Sudando la Gota Gorda) 9 mins

Stick around for some drinks at this intimtae venue and enjoy the good vibes :)

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"In a dictatorial system everyone knows that, if necessary, will be judged from a political, not legal. Uno está perfectamente mentalizado al respecto ya que su lucha, precisamente, es por eso y contra eso" One is quite psyched about it since their struggle is precisely why and against it '